LET'S STOP POLICING FOR PROFIT & START ARRESTING THE REAL VIOLATORS

If you have woken up yet and ready to do something about the highway robbery, plunder, harm and even murder under the color of law by what you may call "law enforcement officers, aka, Blue Gang Member, corporate thug, road pirate or road nazi, initated by what they call traffic stops, then read on and start doing something about it.

" The commotion of the truth is in direct proportion to the lie that has been fed to the masses long enough that the truth is totally ludicrous and its speaker is a raving lunatic." Desdon James

This being said, the department of transportation and their sub agency, DMV coupled with the insurance companies and trucking industry is the biggest racketeering operation enterprise in the country.

Common sense tells us that the whole foundation of our freedom is our God given right to the liberty of locomotion. Not subjected to PFP, Policing for Profit supported and condoned by those in suits and ties and black robes disguised behind the illusion of respectability under the color of law. It's called the justus system.

How much longer are the sheeple, aka, slaves, dumbed down 14 amendment citizens going to remain asleep to this reality? Until they themselves or a family member falls into the cross hairs of a Blue Gang member?

If you are awake and ready to do something about this corrupted insanity, then go here and sign our petition and share with everyone you know. How much longer are we going to put up with these criminal Blue Gang members and their corrupt superiors hiding behind the color of law and illusion of justice?

Go here and take action. The time has come to start holding these corrupt public officials and their minion corporate enforcement drones accountable. If you agree, then do something about it. Sign here and share with everyone u know who still has a brain and can think.

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Ten Commandments of Human Relations

The fundamental issue in human ethical behavior is summarized by Jesus in what we have come to call "The Golden Rule." Jesus put it this way:

So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets (Matthew 7:12 TNIV).

It asks us to test our treatment of others by putting ourselves in their place. Treat others the way you would want them to treat you in the same or similar circumstance.

Somebody took that principle and translated it into Ten Commandments of Human Relations. You may have seen this anonymous piece, for it circulates in a variety of settings. In case you have missed it, I am reproducing it here.

Speak to people. There is nothing as nice as a cheerful word of greeting.

Smile at people. It takes 72 muscles to frown, only 14 to smile.

Call people by name. It is music to anyone’s ears to hear the sound of his or her name.

Be friendly and helpful.

Be cordial. Speak and act as if everything you do is genuinely a pleasure. If it isn’t, learn to make it so.

Be genuinely interested in people. You can like almost anyone, if you try.

Be generous with praise, cautious with criticism.

Be considerate of the feelings of others. There are usually three sides to a controversy — yours, the other fellow’s, and the correct one.

Be alert to serve. What counts most in life is what you do for others.

Live with a good sense of humor, a generous dose of patience, and a dash of humility appropriate to being human.

Made in God’s image, all of us have something to be valued!

The great challenge in human experience is not work skills, but people skills. That is, research has shown that the majority of people who fail in their vocation do so because they cannot get along with people.

You might think through the meaning of these ten common-sense ideas for your own workplace and personal activity. But what about the larger setting for your daily life? These principles work everywhere you go, for they are about showing respect to the people you meet in all those places.

Made in God’s image, all of us have something to be valued, affirmed, and acknowledged by others. But let it begin with us to acknowledge it in them. As the cycle of giving and receiving enlarges, the human community comes alive.